Alfred Hitchcock: A Master of Suspense
Abstract
Alfred Hitchcock is widely recognized as an auteur filmmaker, primarily due to his distinctive approach to filmmaking. His vision and creative goals are consistently reflected throughout his body of work, indicating a strong authorial presence. This paper aims to
analyze Hitchcock's personal style of creating suspense through form, content, themes, as well as narration strategies and stylistic features
that make him an “auteur” filmmaker.
analyze Hitchcock's personal style of creating suspense through form, content, themes, as well as narration strategies and stylistic features
that make him an “auteur” filmmaker.
Keywords
Alfred Hitchcock; Auteur; Suspense
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v7i22.9748
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